Latin America

A rather shocking video of Republican Martin Hyde using racial slurs against a group of young Puerto Rican players has surfaced online. One of the players alleged that they were bribed by Hyde for $50,000 in exchange for the video.

Antriovertial Treatment (ART) therapy could be the answer to Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), provided further developments are incorporated, infer scientists.

Has the daily grind left you with absolutely no time for yourself? Here are some of the warning signs of the early stages of cancer that you have been overlooking.

Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian West share a really, really special bond. Surprisingly, their increasing closeness is something A.Rod seems to be excited about...

Want to improve your heart's health? Devoting half an hour a week to weight training could be the answer.

More than 3,000 women were killed in Latin America and Caribbean in 2018 alone.

Selena Gomez might have killed it on the American Music Awards'19 stage, but the singer allegedly suffered from a massive panic attack prior to her performance.

Gina Rodriguez drew the wrath of netizens after she dropped a racial slur during an Instagram live. The actress has a repeated history of dropping comments that are laced in racism.

Fans went into a tizzy as they ascertained that Lady Gaga keeps her Grammys on an IKEA Shelf. And the internet just couldn’t stop jumping into conclusions ever since.

As seen in the picture, Shawn had his EarPods on and was engrossed in his phone as he descended down an escalator.

Selena has been very consistent with her nutrition, sleep and physical activity in the midst of what could otherwise be a challenging phase.

Miss Universe 1993 Dayanara Torres revealed that she was diagnosed with skin cancer and shared how it was discovered. Let's take a peek at the former Miss Universe's life before the diagnosis.

Celebrate the New Year the Latino way with these eight traditions that we've explained here to have a better, brighter 2018!

From adopting dead bodies to rubbing umbilical cords on kids faces, Latin America has some weird superstitions. Here are just some of them that will freak you out this Friday the 13th.

September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!

Sunday, October 9, thousands will celebrate their Hispanic and Latino heritage at the 52nd annual Hispanic Day Parade in New York City.

Hispanic Heritage Month is upon us and what better way to celebrate than dancing and singing to our favorite tunes? That's why Spotify has created Latino-centric video, podcasts and specially curated playlists for our enjoyment!

"The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America" has announced its return to the small screen for a third season. Meet the 16 MMA fighters in the competition.

Jill Biden is planning a trip to Latin America in June. Find out why.

Eight cities in Latin America top the 2016 "Most Dangerous Cities in the World" list. Here's the top 50.

The 23rd annual World Travel Awards has announced the best travel destinations in the Caribbean and Latin America.

Argentine backpackers, Marina Menegazzo and María José Coni, were murdered for resisting rape, Ecuadorian authorities report.

2015 Goldman Environmental Prize winner, Berta Cáceres, has been assassinated in Honduras.

Mexican Priest Francisco Díaz was killed in a suspected robbery. An increasing number of his peers have been murdered in cartel-related violence.

Dominican Republic is the deadliest place to travel by road, as the country recorded the highest rate with shocking numbers.

Famous Puerto Rican astrologer Walter Mercado has launched a new website dedicated to finding your match. So how does it work? Will he match you according to your zodiac sign, finding other compatible signs? We've got the scoop!

We spoke to Edgar Ramírez about his new movie, "The Liberator" and this is what he said.

Mafalda turns 50 today! Celebrate the most popular Latin American comic strip with some of her best quotes!

José Mujica, President of Uruguay, is speaking out against Gitmo. Last week, the politician admitted that the Uruguayan government is continuing its work with the United States government.

President Nicolás Maduro said a little bird told him that the former president is "happy and full of love."